“A good decision is based on knowledge and not on numbers.”
— Plato
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Simplified Meaning:
Making a wise choice comes from understanding the facts, not just looking at figures or statistics. Imagine you want to buy a car. Instead of only checking how many miles per gallon it gets, it's better to know its safety features, how reliable it is, and what other drivers say about it. For example, if you see a car that is cheap and has good gas mileage, it might seem like a good deal. However, if you find out that many people think it breaks down often or isn't safe, you would think twice before buying it. This teaches us that having true knowledge about something can lead to better decisions than only focusing on the numbers.
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